Macworld April 16, 2026

Apple App Store hosts AI nudify apps despite ban, report finds

Macworld A study released by the Tech Transparency Project shows that it is not difficult to find software on the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store that can be used on real images to “make them look naked, put them into pornographic videos, or turn them into sexually explicit chatbots.” Thes…

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